News from 22/10/1995
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Taki, Waldemar Januszczak, Michael Horne, John Dugdale, Michael Prescott, John Coleman, Christopher Middleton, Perfide Albion, Barbara Hall, Alan Hedley, John Davison, Jon Swain, F Dickinson, John Peter, Mark Reason, Lesley White, Ulrika Jonsson, Christopher Somerville, Susan d'Arcy, Nick Rufford, Dr Robert Carpenter, Jason Burke, Graham Rose, Ned Balfe, Jonathan Ross's Week, Mark Pyper, Christa D'souza, Frank Whitford, Harry Bramson, Christopher Goodwin Tonopah, Alistair Scott, Sue Lloyd-Roberts, Sally Payne, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, David Smith, Lan Burrell, Charles Hymas, Beverley D'silva, Mary Wilson, K R, Edward Platt, Tony Allen-Mills, Martin James, Robert Sandall, Jane Elliott, Betty E Box Obe Pinewood Studios, Irwin Stelzer, Bill Borrows, Peter Wilson, Tyne, Deryk Brown, Roger Anderson, Ivan Fallon, David Dougill, Richard Weekes, John Evans, David Hewson, Harvey Porlock, Margaret Coles, Hugh Canning, Roger Graef, Jeremy Clarkson, Peter Kemp, Dr P England, Dennis Mee, Louise Taylor, Nicholas Booth, Jeff Vickers, David Cairns, Vivienne Doughty, Lyn Hayward, Paul Eddy, Geoff Whitten, Simon Hinde, Michael Jones, Jeannette Kupfermann, Paul Ross, Caroline Lees, Kirstie Hamilton Deputy City Editor, Peter Millar, Peter Kellner, George Perry, Cathy Scott-Clark, Hugh McManners Defence Correspondent, Shelley von Strunckel, Ardyn Bernoth, Mathew Lynn, Bernard Cafferty, Max Hastings, Susan d'Arey, Paul Ham, Saul Bellow, Stuart Wavell, Paul Donovan, Michael Prescott Political Correspondent, Pazit Ravina, Andrew Ferguson, George Edward, Gerald Kaufman, Sue Lawrence, Paul Driver, James Adams, Sue Fox, Wear, Liz Lightfoot, Ian Hawkey, Ian Chadband, Dominic Regan, Paul Dacre, David Leppard, Toni Turner, Tim Rayment, Tim Kelsey, S Sherwood, John Stalker, Kirstie Hamilton, Tom Shone, Mark Edwards, Cathy Scott-Clark Education Correspondent, Susan Clark, Stephen Amidon, David Lawrenson, Parls, Stephen Eaton, Julian Loose, David Baddiel, Dave Thomas, Frances Kennedy, Phil Baker, Malcolm Ritchie, John Harlow Arts Correspondent, Sean Newsom, Anthea Turner, Alice Parks, John Karter, Daniel Goleman, Ed Porter, Dr Helen Grant, Cindy Jackson, Diana Wright, N B, Helen Hawkins, H J Heinz, Frank Kane, Stephen Jones, John Horovitz, Richard Evans, Nick Cain, Adrienne Connors, Andrew Neil, Peter Conradl Brussels, James Ashby, Phillip Craigie, Andrew Grice, Paul Nuki, Robin Simon, Julie Cohen, Martin Searby, Rob Ryan, Claire Oldfield, Ian Critchley, Marcel Berlins, Chris Feeten, Steven Haynes, Ian Burrell, Mandy Francis, Sean Thomas, Chris Kilkenny, Russell Miller, Rupert Clevely, Richard Woods, Roland White, Peter Johnson, Keith Simpson, Marcello Mega, Maurice Chittenden, Dj Taylor, David Bounds, Andrew Lorenz Business Editor, Mark Franchetti, Julie Burchill, Sophia Shaw, Dr Joseph Cannataci, Peter Watts, Susan Elkin, Jonathan Leake, David Hunn, Sean Hargrave, Margaret Walters, Godfrey Smith, Lesley Thomas, Michael Austin, Roy Greenslade, Peter Jemmett, Andrew Alderson, John Waples, A A Gill, Frank Skinner's, Michael Moynihan, Julie Smyth, Norman Macrae, John Turnbull, Kirsty Lang, Steve Boxer, Chrissy Iley, Lauren St John, Stephen Pettitt, Gilbert Adair, Charles Moore, Dominic Lawson, Andrew Lorenz, Naomi Caine, Andrew Wilson, Roger Dobson, Katie Gaunt, Mark Hodson, Nicholas Hellen Media Correspondent, Joe Lovejoy, Rupert Steiner, Nigel Roebuck, Chris Lightbown, Philip Agee, Hugh Morison, Bob Murray, Gore Vidal, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Phillip Knightley, Hugh Pearman, David Smith Economics Editor, Frances Wood, Neil MacLean, Barbara Chandier, Conal Gregory, St Rating, Simon Reeve, Anthony Howard, Emma Forrest, Carey Scott, Walter Ellis, Stephen Boyd, Joanna Simon, Sophie Grigson, Mandy Piggot, Dan Pearson, Stephen Hayward, Boris Schapiro, Karen Robinson,
ResumoTeenage Sex Revealed: the welfare cheat who fiddles £60,000 a year Tories split as Labour seizes centre ground Poll reveals 'moderate" Blair 30% ahead Former Thatcher guru to stand against chancellor over Europe Contents British Airways Classic Cds Offer Father weeps for blind son 'It would be better if I were dead' says Bosnian boy US warns pills must be banned We are happy Stop interfering, prison chiefs tell Howard The Sunday Times is the Sunday Papers The Classic Collection Tunng True confessions of a dole scrounger Stephen Eaton tells how he makes £1,200 a week cheating the benefit system using a series of flase identities and bank accounts The Sunday Times Best Offers Let all schools opt out, Labour guru advises Britain lifts 18-year ban on Agee, the CIA whistle-blower Fashion editors profit from designer gifts New battle for custody looms over tragic tug-of-love boy Abbotale Man held after stable girl is beaten to death Abbey National Male stars fight shy of new Avengers Horror house could become black museum Parents pay millions to keep teachers Ro-ro ferries set to lead Royal Navy into battle National Employers Liaison Committe The Vectra from Vauxhall Baron on benefit gets £20,000 expenses Peer defends welfare claims Old school boy to make fortune from book deal Nuclear dump unsafe, says report In today's Other Papers Charles tells son about Camilla Lecturer claims more compensation Leeson to make £3m from film Euston's lost arch could be rebuilt British Midland Nissan Experts fear 1.5m 'mad cows' eaten Study alleges risk from infected meat Human victims of BSE? Pocahontas Abbey National Albert Hall to get £40m from lottery Midlands MPs protest that monied south is being favoured in hand-outs to the arts BT Asylum seekers to get funding Virgin direct National Savings Camilla, a suitable subject Atticvs To Tom and Ann Rosenthal's Garrick Club party… Atticvs Bleeding-heart liberals duck the race issue Atticvs Life in the fast lane for my boy Atticvs Thank you to Aitken Atticvs Nick Newman's Week The ones that got away The new Telegraph editors got their jobs when the men the proprietor really wanted turned him down. Andrew Alderson reports on a frustrated paper chase Hewlett Packard Black's List Playing Safe Behind the panic caused by last week's warning on contraceptive pills, a seven-year trail of evidence has been ignored. Paul Eddy and Liz Lightfoot report Stricken at peak of fitness Cunard The pill: who is at risk? Viglen® Bitter revenge of the uncivil servant Michael Howard made a swashbuckling escape, but the showdown with his hotshot prison boss exposed a fudge at the heart of their accountability Regaine Lloyds Bank Solving the prison paradox Our schizophrenia over the purpose of jail is at the heart of the row, writes Roger Graef Zurich Insurance Belgrade holds French pilots Airman are pawns after rescue attempt turns into farce The Rail Shop Exultant Croatia heads for murderous election Atrocities against Serbian civilians continue as Croatian nationalists prepare for a poll triumph, writes Jon Swain Country Hall Sightings raise hopes for Kashmir hostages Parisians pretend to ignore a happy event at the Elysée Saddam torture victims shown in grisly parade Guardian Dynamite cowboys fight new US Wild West wars Olivetti personal computers Mickey Mouse risks darkness of the 'burbs Rover Computerised Boris Worries Washington General Accident Yeltsin spars as chaos hits polls Sharp Intelligent Thinking Vinual Shop Nasty Boys lead Clinton election fight Vinual Shop Churchill's Stairlifts Plc OKI People to People Technology Cosmo conquers the subcontinent Khmers kill rare animals for cash Pentium Processor Claes blames secret judges for his fall La Scala's glitter is dulled by cash cuts Galliard Homes Limited Mad's mad art makes silly money Vinual Shop Napoleon III gets the sympathy vote Inside Paris Panasonic No des res for Juppé Under surveillance Insult without injury Tax refunds hit record £6.8bn A blooming funny kind of autumn Weather and Travel Outlook Howard in new jail row over Private Clegg Bose Ltd Three share £8.9m lottery jackpot News Digest Trimble attacks retreat on guns Naomi clue Parachutist dies Police strip Legal hurricane MP's anger Mirror pension fund sues Morgan Stanley for $100m Ford slams the brake on parts prices Suppliers to bear five-year freeze Big guns give BAe a boost on two fronts Virgin atlantic Body Shop make-over Economic Analysis Astra takes off for stock market Countdown to £1.2bn satellite float KKR goes for Burger King Singapore grip Bank warns Clarke over tax cutting Gas 'fat cat' confounds critics by refusing cream Agenda The American Express Card Irish bank leads race for £115m Govett Call-up for personal numbers Hillsdown rapped over pension fund Scotsman sale near Vinual Shop In today's Other Papers Wembley offers stadium as gift to nation Drug rivals told to halt ad war Grand redesign Tyne & Wear Development Corporation CNT Motown UK fights to stay in fast lane Low costs are making Britain one of the most attractive places to build cars, but our productivity still trails the rest of Europe. Report by Andrew Lorenz and David Smith Fashion house unveils designs on the big time Small Business Clements Ribeiro is becoming a label of note. Claire Oldfield reports on the breakthrough of a husband-and-wife team No answer Liffe Eubank's partner goes up in world Prufrock Engineers fix problem of too much money Bawl skills create goals Dry humour Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget FT-SE 100 index Major share movements Top 100 companies International data Glaxo begins battle over Zantac patent Sharewatch Lotus A share in the boardroom Deutsche Telekom Barings chiefs face Singapore heat Singapore is in no doubt where the blame lies for the Barings collapse. But the state's authorities may have trouble making any charges stick. Frank Kane and Mark Franchetti report Maxwell trial drama as Kevin testifies After 82 days, the Maxwell fraud trial sprang in to life last week when Kevin Maxwell told of life at the centre of his father's crumbling business empire. Roy Greenslade Open house at Body Shop The Autumn Show at the National Motorcycle Muscum,… Sedgemoor The Greater Peterborough Partnership Renault Cars with Flair Barclays Wage restraint puts a brake on inflation Skill shortages may rise as unemployment falls but pay claims will not shoot up because worker's attitudes have been transformed Economic Outlook Multiple Classified Advertising Items 33 Bed Residential Care Home Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Business to Business Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Company Services (UK) Limited Multiple Classified Advertising Items International Telecom Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items SCF Multiple Display Advertising Items Overseas Company Registration Agents Ltd Job fears unite left and right against free trade American Account Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items To Advertise Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items The Hobson Brown Consultancy Ltd. 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By Ian Hawkey Screen Wars: Who Owns what Results Round-Up Racing This Week's Fixtures Sport on TV Rugby Union Hern's American dream Ghosts of Belmont Park can finally be exorcised for a man they call The Major. John Karter reports Dunlop's autumn of content Coetzer has final say Wetherby Wincanton Cigar has the ability to burn Halling away A US speedster lies in wait for a Sheikh's finest. John Karter looks forward to a classic confrontation Old Speckled Hen A successor for Andrew Catt first in line as a fly-half Rob Andrew has gone, and in going he has given England a great opportunity to break free. By Stephen Jones Catt takes catwalk honours before both models tumble Liley deepens gloom for Wasps Andrew misses the massacre Pears fit to tackle the task Hull rides luck to life Bristol Wales made to suffer by rampant Fiji NatWest Ford They risk their lives for love of the ring Scott Welch, who fights for the British heavyweight title this week, is a rich man. He does not need to box, but he does. By Ian Chadband Rockets turn up the heat to blast past Bologna Hunn's Watch David Hunn sees giamour, glitz, hype—and even some basketball Belle aims to take toll of Maddux The World Series is back with a bang. Will a Brave or an Indian be chief? By Richard Weekes Revealed: board's plans to improve safety for boxers Walton the hero again for Ireland Master of the courts of Europe Schumacher prepares countdown to title Car Magazine Driving Opinion That mourning after feeling The performances of the British club sides in European competition last week raised familiar questions about the state of the domestic game and the consequences for the England team. Joe Lovejoy reports The American Express Card Pacheco pinpoints the follies of bulldog breed Nottingham Forest were the sole victors for Britain in midweek. Chris Lightbown meets a visitor who blames a blinkered mentality Premier League First Division Second Division Third Division The Conference and Minor Leagues Scotland Europe Pools Wright lifts Arsenal out of lethargy City's winless wonders point the way forward Forest fire too hot for Bolton Waddle brings natural sparkle to Wednesday Ferdinand stuns Wimbledon Shearer denies West Ham glory Swindon in Allison's wonderland Hignett proves spot on as QPR pay harsh penalty Cool goals for Leicester raise heat for Bassett England take the final step Newcastle stay top of the table News inside England upset the applecart Premier League Polo Sport Who Will Fill Rob Andrew's Boots? Scholes gives Cole a lesson in finishing We are Happy Five years after she left Downing Street in tears, Lady Thatcher is smiling again as she charges around the world, lecturing, hectoring and handbagging Report by Russell Miller Merseyside Goodwood Travel Limited Gorby talks up a brave new world Mikhail Gorbachev, another historic figure of the 1980s, has not been idle since his fall. He has gone green and set up a new age forum to build as all a better society. Andrew Ferguson looked on in wonder Vinual Shop BBC Radio3 Toothless old tiger in the global jungle Profile The United Nations Charge of the right brigade triumphs over enemy big guns The Vectra from Vauxhall A night to remember Theodore Dalrymple Emotions: the source of real intelligence Emotional intelligence is a new concept. An extract from a book by Daniel Goleman reveals its role in making people happy and successful—regardless of how academically gifted they are Greenpeace's millions hidden around the world Eco-warriors fear their group has become a corporate giant, write Charles Hymas and Steven Haynes Halifax Ever the optimist? Test your EQ here Another side of the House Tory members gave defector Alan Howarth hugs and abuse last week, writes Andrew Grice It's a world of equal opportunities Political systems have almost no effect on social mobility. Tim Rayment reveals the astonishing results of 20 year's research Marco Polo: the tale with a gaping hole Frances Wood on why her researches indicate the Venetian traveller almost certainly never reached China NatWest Inefficiency: the politician's true crime Blow the whistle on school games Julie Burchill Radisson Edwardian Hotels Another silly variation on a single theme Punching above our weight Godfrey Smith A warning for the West Howard may yet be brought to book Quidnunc Hold fire, mes amis Even Blair cannot hide Labour's men of straw Brushed under the carpet Superlative Travel Rising fear factor dashes Tory hopes Labour has made a significant electoral breakthrough by persuading voters it is more moderate than the Tories, reports Peter Kellner. John Major should be worried How Labour is Winning the Centre-Ground Battle British Airways What made Hatters mad Why is Roy Hattersley so opposed to grammar schools when he enjoyed his own, asks Maurice Chittenden Keeping tabs on the computer generation Right-minded left in no doubt Brosnan: a new image? Sharp Intelligent Thinking The real inspiration for James Bond French tests cowardly and inhumane Motoring Pontiac Sse Multiple Classified Advertising Items Alfa Romeo Scotch this tax rise, chancellor Knockout blows? 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Unit trusts aim for slice of pensions Look beyond hype Countdown to tax deadline Dark nights drive Swiss round the bend Innovation Locks, Stocks and Barrels… Diana Bourne, of Holland… Group to oppose Norwich flotation Schroders Roar'n'roll Venture capital trusts appeal to risk takers Flexible loans point way for mortgages Crackdown nets record tax haul Vinual Shop I'm tearing out my hairpiece Questions of cash Every week our own consumer champion tackles readers' money problems, giving answers and seeking redress on their behalf Halifax wipes smile off Leeds client's face Clinic offers cheaper surgery for hernias Taxes that break up the family A new study shows that British families are shouldering a much heavier tax burden than their European, American and Japanese counterparts, reports Paul Ham Multiple Display Advertising Items Virgin Direct Money Section DBS Financial Management Plc HSBC Asset Management Stay wise to advisers Investors must take as much care choosing their financial adviser as they do picking the final product, writes Naomi Caine Small claims shake-up could hit consumers Useful phone numbers Guns make a surefire investment Collectors aiming to make money should consider firearms, writes Rupert Steiner Arms market booms Guinness Flight Financial Adviser Independent Direct Business to Business Henderson touche Remnant Motors Sun Alliance Key time to invest in port Conal Gregory tips 1994 vintage port for good appreciation—but serious investors and imbibers should act now The M&G Pep Fund buster unlocks value Sophia Shaw, marketing director of Regent Pacific, likes the GT Chile fund so much she is trying to take it over 'Mahogany mafia' targets cabinets Collecting for investment Securitised Endowment Contracts Plc Scottish Widows Scottish Friendly Assurance Murray Johnston Limited Bank of Scotland Mortgages Direct Cheltenham & Gloucester Champagne man puts fizz into his finances Money Talk Despite a career in champagne, Rupert Clevely is clearheaded with his investments. But he does admit to one weakness Top savings rates UK balanced unit trusts Best mortgage rates Chase De Vere Mortgage Management Irish home for Korea fund Savings News Chase De Vere Investments Plc The Equitable Life Martin Currie The Sunday Times Money Section Yorkshire Guernsey 'Smart' power lines open way to home automation Viewers can take part in quiz shows A new service offers extra involvement in sport, soap operas and quiz shows. By Sean Hargrave The Sunday Times Internet spells end for US fleecing of Europe Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge Driving Instructor Robot acts as guide dog for blind Automation Technology that guides robots could help blind people to get around, writes Sean Hargrave Holography floods offices with sunlight A new system could be used to brighten every room in a big block and cut electricity costs, writes Roger Dobson Herpes cure for nerve diseases The virus can carry therapeutic genes to the nervous system, writes Roger Dobson The Times Helping hand for crime detection Virtual reality cars hit the road Bits & Bytes Http: //www. artspeaks. com Stores track customers' buying habits Nasa loses way in space Space Exploration A jammed camera on the Galileo mission to Jupiter is threatening Nasa's credibility and has fuelled calls for huge cuts in its budget. Nicholas Booth reports on the latest problems with the ill-fated spacecraft On-line teaching proceeds to the top of the class Companies could slash training costs by using on-line methods. David Hewson reports on the classroom of the future Colonial Leeches offer hope to heart patients Drugs' Contents A Talent to Abuse Palimpsest by Gore Vidal Deutsch £20 pp340 Picture Gallery Quote unquote What's in a name Outside edge Why can't critics reveal whether a book is worth reading, asks Harbey Porlock Damning statistics Accountable To None: The Tory Nationalisation Of Britain by Simon Jenkins H Hamilton £16.99 pp304 A law unto ourselves The Hidden Wiring Unearthing The British Constitution by Peter Hennessy Gollancz £17.99 pp261 Master of understatement Terence Rattigan a Biography by Geoffrey Wansell Fourth Estate £20 pp434 Hobson's choice Harold Hobson Witness And Judge by Dominic Shellard Keek University Press £20 pp256 A gold-plated phoney Ian Fleming by Andrew Lycett Weidenfeld £20 pp486 History Today The story of the Miss Nobodies The Prospect Before Her a History Of Women In Western Europe Vol One 1500-1800 by Olwen Hufton HarperCollins £25 pp654 A chip off the old block The Diaries Of Cynthia Gladwyn edited by Miles Jebb Constable £20 pp374 The men who spill the beans Supergrasses And Informers An Informal History Of Undercover Police Work by James Morton Little, Brown £16.99 pp348 Waterstone's Diary Renaisance Man The simply 'divine' Michelangelo's life was more outrageous than even Hollywood at its most eccentric could imagine, writes Robin Simon 55 Years Ago this Week F Scott Fitzgerald to his wife Zelda, October 26,1940 DJ Taylor says there is more to Something About Women than meets the eye On the Shelf Breaking up is never easy Commercial Break The Inside Story Of Saatchi & Saatchi by Alison Fendley H Hamilton £16.99 pp215 The Times Lierary Supplement Talk Spend, spend, spend… Going For Broke: Nick Leeson And The Collapse Of Barings by Judith Rawnsley HarperCollins £14.99 pp224 In the line of fire John Coleman investigates recent crime novels Questionable loyalties The Faber Book Of Treachery ediited by Nigel West Faber £17.50 pp429 Ray Davies Cowboys are his weakness Dead Man's Walk by Larry McMurtry Orion £15.99 pp477 Estate-agent heaven The Tortilla Curtain by T Coraghessan Boyle Bloomsbury £15.99 pp355 A law unto himself Rumpole And The Angel Of Death by John Mortimer Viking £15 pp261 Down on the bayou To Noto by Duncan Fallowell The Sunday Times Concise Crossword No 397 It All Adds Up: From The Dim Past To The Uncertain Future Talking Books Crossword Enthusiasts Hardbacks Paperbacks Hardback manuals Paperback manuals The Sunday Times Books Section The Sunday Times The Concise DNB Funday Times Strip-Teasers The Funday Times Club Beryl the Peril Cubist Art A Shake up See You at the Big Bash The Funday Times at the Bash… Tongue Twisters Pick of the Bunch Around the Houses Picture Gallery Lord Snooty The Numskulls Picture Gallery Nickelottery Part a Porker Inside There's the rub Keeping up appearances Too much of a good thing They just love the script Why do luvvies always take their work home with them? It comes with the job, says Christa D'souza, and they know they can escape when the credits roll Hair-raising experience Big hair is the big thing at the moment. But is it practical? Chrissy Iley If you want to get ahead… Tries it out, while Jeannette Kupfermann looks at its history The sweet smell of excess Once derided for its breath-curdling odours, garlic is now the very height of hipness. Tony Allen-Mills joins the throng with a pong New Playtex More than a material girl Alicia Silverstone, the 19-year-old star of Clueless, already has her own production company. She's certainly no dizzy blonde, says Beverley D'silva Hedoc ENO Rooms for improvement? The Torquay hotelier who fined his guests for smoking in their rooms proves the spirit of Basil Fawlty lives on, says Christopher Middleton Go forth and simplify Downshifling is the 1990s version of dropping out—almost. Stuart Wavell speaks to devotees who claim that a little less is more 10 steps to an easier life Nicotinell There can be no escape This week, Prisoner Cell Block H—The Musical opens. Next month, its fan club is relaunched. Why does this tacky Australian TV series have such a cult following, asks Roland White Johansens Method in my madness Winner's Dinners Letters Conran Restaurants Ltd. Radisson Edwardian Hotels Anthea Turner Brief Lives The Sunday Times Crossword Paul Gambaccini vs Gillian Reynolds Picture Gallery The flatmates Family Life Tunturi® An alternative for healing hounds Pets Homeopathic treatment can perform marvels for animals, too, says Andrew Wilson Take my breath away Sorry to tell you this, but a recent report reveals that more than half of us may be unwitting halitosis offenders. By Mandy Piggot Join the club Fitness Women are queueing up to learn golf—and not just because it's where business deals are made, says Mandy Francis The little and Iarge show Faced in Paris with the specle of sumo wrestling and fashion shows, a a Gill speculates on the similarties and between skinny girls in she and fat men in nappies Something to Chew on The Sunday Times Sophie Grigson French Canadian roast apple sauce Fragrant apple snow Treacle and apple tart Cooking apples Co-operative identity Sugar and Spice Table Talk Fresh orange juice Testing Time A touch of glass Behind even the most traditional of Edwardian exteriors, a gleaming, modern interior can lurk. By Barbara Chandler Reflected glory, clockwise from top left: bathroom;… Psoriasis Controlled Stairlifts Rosie Nieper New! 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Look at the documentary evidence The nude goes the way of all flesh Helmut Newton, right, has a new show opening in London. But his trademark nudes look tired and out of date. Is the maked female still a fit subject for photography, asks Lesley White Just too embarrassing for words Hugh Grant's new film shows how well the British blush, but his awkwardness soon becomes laboured, discovers Tom Shone Spirit of the age The rest of the week's films The New MG MG In the frame, in the money Cartoons are now such big business that animation artists are gaining star status and a slice of the profits, says Christopher Middleton PPP healthcare The Times New model armies The war between goblin and hero is more than a game, says Peter Millar Pitch and tone Don't understand adverts? Apparently you're not supposed to. Is it wild self-indulgence, or deadly serious? Mark Edwards investigates Opera in North Familiarity breeds indulgence Scrutiny One man's therapy for lack of Madness British pop outsang punk in the 1980s, thanks to Suggs of Madness and Terry Hall of the Specials. Now, they're back, riding a new wave of fashionable Brit-pop. Suggs tells Robert Sandall why he's resurfaced From the Specials to the fun boy one Driven to destruction Alan Bates plays Ibsen's Master Builder with savage majesty, says John Peter Definitely seeking stardom Few comics can now match Eddie Izzard in full flight, says Helen Hawkins The rest of the week's theatre Martin Guerre Prince Edward Theatre Case dismissed Glass boxes are fast becoming a modern are cliché. Waldemar Januszczak is close to screaming Greens to envy An industrial wasteland becomes the first true millennium project. By Hugh Pearman Mixed bag Musically, it's unmissable; theatrically, the Jones/Lowery Götterdämmerung is an incoherent jumble. By Hugh Canning Haunted Poetic harmony It has been a season for cycles, culminating with Tchaikovsky's—and it will surely be the turn of Peter Maxwell Davies soon, says Paul Driver Blackpool Grand Theatre Record check Adiemus Top 20 Pop Albums—September Top 20 Classical Albums—September A wicked leading lady Hugh Canning discovers why Anne Howells is perfect for sexually anarchic operetta Royal Court Classics Season Aida Otello Carmen The Celtic Swing Tour Bang Hank Marvin Neil Sedaka Cabaret Art Connoiseur Gallery Royal Northern College of Music Headless UK Multiple Classified Advertising Items Les Miserables Ute Lemper La Boheme Anita Baker Prince of Wales Theatre Joan Baez Multiple Classified Advertising Items Bank House Shirley Bassey Raymond Gubbay RG St. John's Smith Square Includes Hotel Package Centre Stage Multiple Display Advertising Items Luxury Theatre Breaks Events select London Calling Music Ltd Raymond Gubbay Classical Gala Night Royal Festival Hall The Hellenic Concert Series Katia & Marielle Labeque Wigmore Hall Multiple Display Advertising Items Hot Ice Show on tour The Sunday Times In their own orbi… The English have always been a world apart—Gustav Holst and Edward Elgar prove that this is particularly true of the nation's music. 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